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“Lynch’s films are tragedies about the overwhelming tendency for people to condemn themselves to a world of darkness and confusion, by succumbing to violence and the desire to control others. The characters in Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive create fragile illusions to escape from reality; find happiness only through death in Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me; or are cynically portrayed as finding improbable contrived happiness in Blue Velvet and Wild At Heart.
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However, the search for true love and beauty is a dominant theme in all of Lynch’s work, and The Straight Story suggests that it is possible for people to repair the mistakes of their past and find peace. Moments of humour and joy are expressed in Lynch’s films and he truly believes in the powerful bonds of friendship and family. By abandoning objective realism, and making visuals and music dominant over narrative, Lynch has generated a body of work that captures a unique emotional reality, reflecting dread, sorrow, and, sometimes, hope.” Thomas Caldwell wrote.
Music by Angelo Badalamenti.

Magnificent and inimitable Tina. Diva.

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I did’t find my favorite theme from “Cook The Thief His Wife & Her Lover”
This is theme from “Piano” movie that I like too
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Russian composer Michael Tariverdiev(1931 – 1995). He is the author of 4 operas, 4 ballets, several string and piano concertos, organ pieces and vocal cycles. But most of all he is known for his music in many popular Soviet movies. Tariverdiev wrote music to 132 films, among them “King-Deer”, “The Irony Of Fate” and the immensely popular Soviet-era TV serial “Seventeen Instants Of Spring”.

Niagara Falls
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My most loved performing of this famous thing.
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There may be teardrops to shed
So while there’s moonlight and music
And love and romance
Let’s face the music and dance
Dance
Let’s face the music and dance

This fragment is from “The Hours” directed by Stephen Daldry where sounding the sad and beautiful music of Philipp Glas.
There was neither nonexistence nor then, there was neither realm of space nor the sky which is beyong. What stirred? Was there water, bottomlessly deep?
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The song “The Finish” is performed by Toni Collette.

This is the most famous theme from “The Godfather Waltz” by Nino Rota
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But my favorite melody is from the picture of Federico Fellini
8½
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Nino Rota collaborated with a greatest filmmakers, he was one of the most prolific and acclaimed film composers of his time. Nino Rota wrote music for the all Fellini’s films from The White Sheik in 1952 to The Orchestra Rehearsal in 1979. His list of soundtracks credits ranging from La Dolce Vita to Franco Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet to Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather.

As a matter of fact I spot in my heart for oriental music but I would not say that music of one of my most loved musicians Omar Faruk Tekbilek is quite oriental one. Here I’m absolutely agree with Omar Faruk, who said:
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“I am interested in searching for the similarities in cultures, not differences,’ says Faruk. ‘Music is the universal bond, our common language. I represent no nationality when I play. Through music and dance we can reach each other, face to face. We have no differences.”

So sweet, so nice. Bewitching clip.

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Island, strange continent,
Old country with new life,
Enslaved independent isle,
Island, hundreds of isles in one.
(from the poem by Ghjuvan Ghjaseppu Franchi)
This poetry about wonderful island Corsica I’ve found searching Corsican traditional polyphony music (many voices) that I love very much. So I didn’t find my music but by the way discovered charming clip with bewitching Alizee.
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Every time when I see her dancing I understand that I’m absolutely incapable to perceive her singing. I mean, that to my mind such beautiful movements do not need to be supported by any singing at all. I just forget to listen but I watch.